The National Commission of Digital Assets is the agency in charge of regulating crypto in El Salvador, the first nation to accept Bitcoin as legal tender.
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The Nasdaq Composite is up 24.4% this year, while the ARK Innovation ETF has returned just 2.83%.
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The excitement around the new weight-loss industry is overtaking other disease areas and portfolios for publicly traded companies.
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The U.S. utility industry wants the incoming Trump administration and Republican-led Congress to preserve clean energy and EV tax credits in the Inflation Reduction Act, Pedro Pizarro, the CEO of utility Edison International said on Saturday. The 2022 IRA contains hundreds of billions of dollars in subsidies for clean energy and is billed as outgoing President Joe Biden's signature law to combat climate change. President-elect Donald Trump, a climate skeptic, has vowed to rescind it, something that would require support of Congress.
Elon Musk has said AI-powering graphics processors 'at this point are considerably harder to get than drugs.'
